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"The most important lesson I've learned is that you can't change Washington from the inside." [1] Though I may have arrived at the same conclusion much earlier, by another route, and in another context, I have to concede that the President spoke the truth; which, in itself, is noteworthy.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
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Debate: How MSM Set Up Obama to Fail
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Contrary to what seems to be the consensus, I don't think Mr. Obama was "off his game" in the first Presidential debate. It's just that the game wasn't played by his rules. MSM rules.
Obama at his best is prolix, stammering, pretentious and careless of fact, but his gift is a rare combination of rich voice, perfectly reinforcing gestures, facial expressions and cadence, capped by ex cathedra delivery that is mesmerizing and freighted with a strong hint of intimidation that discourages debate. He is the uber elitist, perfectly miming the best features of the truly elite. That he is profoundly ignorant in so many areas of common knowledge, thoroughly corrupt and intellectually vapid is not easily seen behind the persona of an accomplished man of letters. Not seen at all by legacy-media types.
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Contrary to what seems to be the consensus, I don't think Mr. Obama was "off his game" in the first Presidential debate. It's just that the game wasn't played by his rules. MSM rules.
Obama at his best is prolix, stammering, pretentious and careless of fact, but his gift is a rare combination of rich voice, perfectly reinforcing gestures, facial expressions and cadence, capped by ex cathedra delivery that is mesmerizing and freighted with a strong hint of intimidation that discourages debate. He is the uber elitist, perfectly miming the best features of the truly elite. That he is profoundly ignorant in so many areas of common knowledge, thoroughly corrupt and intellectually vapid is not easily seen behind the persona of an accomplished man of letters. Not seen at all by legacy-media types.
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